FW: FCCN Worship Ministry Blog: October 21

New Music for January!

    

          Here are some songs that we are thinking about using in 2010.  Check out the links and let me know what you think.

 

          “My Savior Lives” (Lifeway Worship) www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_SB-SpNm00

 

          “Blessed and Broken” (Nichole C. Mullin)

 

          “Let the Glory Come Down” (David Phelps, NOT Michael Phelps) www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuZXOBB2W74&feature=PlayList&p=22A10CE34A1D4BF4&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=11

 

          “Hosanna” (Hillsong United) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQGJdTpMUcU

 

          “Our God Saves” (Paul Baloche) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43-eWj3h_LM

 

          “From the Inside Out” (Hillsong United) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-afZJ9_TIM

 

 Choir & Orchestra Practice This Sunday night!

 

        The last chance to join the choir/orchestra for Christmas will be Sunday night, November 1!  Come on out and join us!  We practice from 6:00-7:30 and childcare is provided for every practice.

    

          You’ll be setting up the choir risers and the orchestra pit at 5:00 this Sunday night.

 

    Here's what practice will look like this Sunday:

 

          6:00-6:10: Opening prayer by Jake Miller and value of the month by Ken McFelea

 

          6:10-6:45 practice for Sunday, November 1 (including Orphans of God)

 

          6:45-7:05 Prayer groups

 

          7:05-7:30 Practice for Sunday

 

eXPeriential Worship: October 24: This Saturday night!

 

        Worship, Community, Music, and Love! Invite your friends and family to come out for a night of interactive high-energy praise and worship on Saturday, October 24, at 6 pm. All are invited, whether you are 15, 35, or 75. The XP Band will lead a lengthy time of worship and we'll talk a bit about some martyrs that have died following Jesus. Families are encouraged to worship together, but there will also be childcare provided.

 

Random Blog Thought          

 

Why am I carving pumpkins with my kids?  Where in the world did that tradition come from?  But I do remember carving pumpkins with my dad.  Then mom would bake the pumpkin seeds in the oven… good times.  Jennifer and the boys call them “punkins.”  Uh, sure.   

 

    Phill